1976 Piper Arrow II For Sale

[treyayers]

1976 PIPER ARROW II • $85,000 / OBO • FOR SALE • N6878J 1976 Piper Arrow II 28R-7635355 Annual Completed 4/2018 Hobbs at annual 788.5 Tach at annual 5813.99 91.411/413 completed 2/2017 GNS430W IFR approved installed JUN/2008 Hobbs 568.7 IO-360-C1C OH JAN/2003 at Tach 5246.67 = 636.3 TSMOH Hartzell Propeller HC-C2YK-1BF OH MAR/2008 Tach 5623.34 = 259.6 TSPOH Garmin 340 Audio with Marker Beacons Garmin GNS430W GPS/NAV/COM with Glideslope King KX-155 Nav/Com with Glideslope Garmin GTX 345 Transponder ADS-B Piper Autocontrol IIIB Electric Pitch Trim Wing Tip Strobes Bogart Cables STC New Paint 2014 No damage All Logs • Contact Trey Ayers, Owner - located Guthrie, OK USA • Telephone: 405-818-5891 . 405-346-5811

 

[Merlinspop]

Interesting...

 

[treyayers]

Easier to read info on the airplane...... I hate to sell has been a wonderful airplane for our family but time to move to a larger aircraft for the future. Excellent maintenance never a training aircraft.

 

[Merlinspop]

Trey, what's the empty weight and CG arm?

The primary missions I'm looking at are 223nm trips to visit/fetch our oldest and his GF at college for the next 4 years, plus schlepping their "stuff". We live on the North Eastern side of WV and Marshall University is on the Southwest side. Driving, with pit stops, is a 7 hour trek, so flying is very attractive! I figure that trip could be made with reserves fueled to the tabs. I'm guessing 2 or 3 round trips a semester, give or take on that trip (fewer over time, I'm sure).

The beach spot my wife prefers is about 300nm and this would be loaded to the gills, I'm sure (and where a 235 would probably make more sense). Most other missions would be me doing PnP flights, as much as I could get away with.

 

[treyayers]

Trey, what's the empty weight and CG arm?

The primary missions I'm looking at are 223nm trips to visit/fetch our oldest and his GF at college for the next 4 years, plus schlepping their "stuff". We live on the North Eastern side of WV and Marshall University is on the Southwest side. Driving, with pit stops, is a 7 hour trek, so flying is very attractive! I figure that trip could be made with reserves fueled to the tabs. I'm guessing 2 or 3 round trips a semester, give or take on that trip (fewer over time, I'm sure).

The beach spot my wife prefers is about 300nm and this would be loaded to the gills, I'm sure (and where a 235 would probably make more sense). Most other missions would be me doing PnP flights, as much as I could get away with.

Merlinspop shoot me an email to [email protected] and I will send you some information direct.